Identity Youth and Crisis1968 |
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... activity of the brain is as mischievous as any unnatural activity of the body. . . . Civilization is always wrecked by giving the governing classes what is called secondary education. . . ." Shaw settled down to study and to write as he ...
... activity of the brain is as mischievous as any unnatural activity of the body. . . . Civilization is always wrecked by giving the governing classes what is called secondary education. . . ." Shaw settled down to study and to write as he ...
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... activity, and competition. A young patient who had found himself blocked in college nearly read himself blind during the initial phase of his treatment, apparently in a destructive overidentification with father and therapist, both of ...
... activity, and competition. A young patient who had found himself blocked in college nearly read himself blind during the initial phase of his treatment, apparently in a destructive overidentification with father and therapist, both of ...
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... activity. These differences can obscure the common fact discussed above, namely, that the development of psychosocial intimacy is not possible without a firm sense of identity. Induced by special mores, young people in confusion may ...
... activity. These differences can obscure the common fact discussed above, namely, that the development of psychosocial intimacy is not possible without a firm sense of identity. Induced by special mores, young people in confusion may ...
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Preface | 9 |
Prologue | 15 |
Foundations in Observation | 44 |
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activity adolescent adult American Anna Freud Austen Riggs Center awareness basic become behavior called child childhood clinical concept conflict consciousness course crises cultural cycle danger dominant dream ego ideal ego identity ego psychology ego's environment Erik H Erikson experience fact father feel Freud function genital girl historical human ical ideal iden identification identity confusion identity crisis identity elements identity formation ideology individual infantile inner integrated isolated kind lives man's maturation means ment moral moratorium mother mutual negative identity Negro neurosis neurotic observation Oedipal one's oneself organization parents patients person play potential problem psychiatric psychoanalytic psychological psychosocial regression ritual role seems sense of identity sexual Sigmund Freud social society stage superego symptoms technological tion tity totalitarian traditional trust turn unconscious vital whole woman women words world image young youth